Maddening website -- how can I decide if I can't SEE?
By Guest on Wednesday, 08 May 2013
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I may be interested in the Notifications Module and might very well be willing to sign up for a subscription.

But you should AT LEAST give us access to the documentation -- or spec sheet -- on the add-on modules so that we can decide if we want to subscribe.

What you have on this website is absolutely maddening in that a (potentially) new user cannot make an informed decision because he/she is denied access to all of the pertinent information.

I REALLY want to move away from JCal Pro, but first I want to make sure I can get all of the functionality built into it with your product (and addons).

Please help me do this.

-- John Kiernan
Hello Jon,

In sorry you think that. We are currently auditing the website to try and bring it all up to date and make it relevant.

However, we do offer a 30day money back should jevents not fit your needs and we have tried that we have tried to make it for your needs.

Many thanks
Tony
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Thursday, 09 May 2013 07:20
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How hard is it to put the DOCUMENTATION outside the paywall??!?!?
Guest
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Thursday, 09 May 2013 16:09
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PS: I've just looked at the source on the website, and I see it's the Solar Sentinel template, which means Joomla.

If you don't know how to change the access rights to the documents, I can help.

Seriously, this lack of understanding reflects poorly on the products to which you are trying to get people to subscribe.
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Thursday, 09 May 2013 16:13
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Our demos and docs are not what they should be :oops:

We always end up too busy adding new features and support and not spending enough time on the features lists and docs.

Did you see http://www.jevents.net/products/new-a-c ... ofications - it gives a good summary of the core features of this addon.
Guest
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Thursday, 09 May 2013 16:13
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PS: I've just looked at the source on the website, and I see it's the Solar Sentinel template, which means Joomla.

If you don't know how to change the access rights to the documents, I can help.

Seriously, this lack of understanding reflects poorly on the products to which you are trying to get people to subscribe.

Hello friend sorry for bit old thread reply but I am not able to change the access rights of similar template..Can you help me out? Please reply thanks in advance:)
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Saturday, 04 January 2014 06:16
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